Dr. Feelgood- A look at talent, adversity, and leadership. What side are you on? This month we are celebrating courageous women in history by listening to the music of Aretha Franklin. Today I am looking back at Elizabeth Taylor Greenfield.

I wish is my favorite Stevie Wonder song. I am closing the season with Ira Aldridge, Shakespeare, and systems. In your leadership do you make people fit your system or do you value the individual talents and abilities people are given?

 What is a good way to deal with spiritual conversations in the workplace? Have a talk with God. Be curious and learn how to take on the narrative of another person.

 Your Leadership and your Policies should provide Comfort and Compassion in a time of crisis or hardship. Joy inside my Tears is about showing up for people and providing a place of comfort. 

 This week Pastime Paradise is our featured song. We are taking a look at doing good in our leadership. Included is a discussion of Albert Einstein's essay on race, and Laurence Finks essay on corporate responsibility. Listen now and craft your future paradise.

There is something about your love! Knocks me off your feet is our song this week. We talk about the concept of Love in your leadership using the 1967 Sermon by MLK and Robert Sternberg and his Triangular Theory of Love. It will help you understand how love works in leadership and how to bring more of it into your day.

Sir Duke was released as a single in 1977. It rose to number 1 on the Billboard charts. The song is a tribute to the jazz great Duke Ellington. Listen to the episode, apply the tips and continue working on your goals!

AS- Charles Darwin went to church- How to incorporate divergent thinking into your leadership.

 Songs in the Key of Life was released by Stevie Wonder in 1976 . The album and how it was created is filled with leadership lessons. Every year people set Resolutions. This year learn how to keep them! Episode One of Season 3. Black Man will teach you how to do this!

Take a stand!